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[filk] Re: Hello and some comments
[filk] Re: Hello and some comments
Oooh goodie
I love Puzzlebox :)
Looking forward to receiving a gig list. Welcome to
the Pacific Northwest, from someone who is slightly
more North and West...
Juliana
- "Dixon, Steven E" <steven.e.dixon at boeing.com>
wrote:
>
> Glad to have you join us! I just checked out the
> Puzzlebox web site and I am
> really excited to have you in the area and eagerly
> waiting for a chance to
> hear you.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alisa Garcia [mailto:trystel at starband.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 3:00 PM
> To: filk at dragoncat.net
> Subject: [filk] Hello and some comments
>
>
>
> Well! I just joined this list yesterday, and was
> told by Jeff Hitchin that
> it averaged 10 to 20 posts a month. <grin> I just
> checked the count on my
> filter for this folder and it's at 45 in less than a
> day and still going
> strong. Glad to see we have opinionated filkers in
> the area!
>
> First off, just wanted to say hi and introduce
> myself to those who don't
> know me, or barely remember me. Alisa Garcia from
> Puzzlebox here. My
> husband, Luis (of OoklaTheMok in Buffalo), and I
> relocated to the Seattle
> area last April. Luis left Ookla and joined
> Puzzlebox as our drummer awhile
> back. We're up in the Snohomish area. Had a baby
> daughter on April 17th,
> and have been in remodeling craziness on the new
> house and baby-raising mode
> since then, so filk sort of fell off our agenda for
> awhile. But, we're
> looking forward to being on this list now to learn
> about upcoming house
> filks in the area and other filk activities going
> on.
>
> Am not familiar with Orycon. Where's it held/when's
> it held? I take it
> recently. :-) I know about Norwescon (we've had
> concerts there the last two
> years, not counting this year).
>
> So, some comments to add to the debate:
>
> * I agree with the overall vibe that late concerts
> suck.
> * I think half hour concerts are fine, with only the
> GOH and the IF guests
> going longer.
> * I don't agree with idea of shuffling the entire
> schedule forward for
> no-shows (whether they gave notice or not). Callie
> highlighted most of the
> reasons I would argue on this point, so I won't
> bother duplicating her
> response.
> * And my own personal preference: it would really
> help if the filk
> programming gods would allow bands (or individuals
> with a lot of
> instruments) to set up early in the afternoon and
> leave the equipment on or
> near the stage. As a keyboard player (me) and a
> drummer (Luis), we have
> first-hand experience on the setup and soundcheck
> delay that ensues when the
> act before you runs late and you still have to lug
> all your equipment on
> stage, plug it all in/set it up, do a 30 second
> soundcheck (that basically
> takes care of shrieking feedback and nothing else)
> and still start your
> concert 10 minutes late. When we were GaFilk IF
> guests last year, they
> actually had slotted time in the late afternoon for
> all guests scheduled
> that night to do setup and soundcheck. That was the
> best managed concert
> series I've participated in. We've had concerts at
> Consonance, FKO, Baycon,
> ConChord, Norwescon, OVFF, GaFilk and
> FilkContinental (I had to miss that
> one, so can't comment how it went), and our concerts
> never start on time,
> both because of previous acts running late and our
> setup time. GaFilk is
> the only one that we didn't feel rushed and
> pressured to basically throw our
> equipment on the stage and hope that it landed in
> working order.
>
> See you all around, hopefully. :-)
>
> Alisa
> www.puzzlebox.net
>
>
>
Eliza Juliana Lane
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Received on 11/14/01
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